T R Robinson High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Wt-may X A 'wx Xxx . ,mm German student Uta Kuepper sings in operas as well as school concerts. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Bottom Row: Katie Smith, Karen Garner, Tami Long, Mary Amos. Top Row: Mary Davis, Felisha Harris, Andrea Pate, Karen Moyers, Josephine Brown, Jean Jackson. Chorus performs dt Christmostime With new uniforms and a new piano, the choral department entertained the community with several invited perform- ances. The first concert of the year was held in the cafeteria, but by Christmas the audito- rium was finally available. Several chorus students sang solos at state clinics. Andy Jackson entered as a student director and was judged not only by how he directed, but also by how well the chorus responded. ln December the chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Choraliers, and Soul Singers had the first concert in the auditorium. At the Christmas Concert the students, parents, and teachers were entertained with selections from Handel's Messiah and many familiar carols. Choraliers performed for the Travel Center opening at Sun City and the lnterbay Rotary at the Airport Motel. Kristi Harris, Debbie Moreland, and Teresa Brown sing contralto. Chorus I 165

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Libbers note end of all-mole bond Some women burn their brasg others protest in different ways, but Angie Hebda made her mark in the annals of Women's Lib as the first female in Pep Band. She and her fellow musicians, who were also stage band mem- bers, roused spirit at football games and turned pep as- semblies into spontaneous dances. For second-session pep rallies, sophomores orga- nized their own Pep Band with three liberated female members. Anticipating play- ing in regular Pep Band next year, sophs highlighted Friday afternoon's activities. The Pep Band played at JV football games with Ken Nis- sen and Jim McHugh direct- ing humorous halftime shows. Jim McHugh ends the Eat 'Em Up cheer with high F on trumpet. We had a lot of fun. - Mike McCafferty 164 X Pep Band Clad in Sunday best, the Pep Band offers JV fans a halftime show. The Pep Band members include Mike Barres, Kevin Duval, Gary Evans, Ralph Gutierrez, Angie Hebda, Donald Hembree, Gary Littlefield, Jim McHugh, Doyle McNeal, Ken Nissen, Steve Roskoski, Delton Shelton, Jim Singleton. We .jx 3- fr v 323' fqfkf ,N A, V339 fix ,Kb - 'Ki' Q 151 Q ' .2 1' Paula Fisher and the rest of Sophomore Pep Band play at a second session assembly to promote spirit during football season. The other members are Mike McCafferty, David Brooks, Jon Tlllis, Ed Varnadoe, Susan Fisher, Karen Wolf, John Bartz, Rufus Beacham, Richard Mclntosh.

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The applause of the audi- ence is the reward of be- ing in the chorus. - Holly Guglielmetti Marianne Rodgers entertains with her rendition of Bill Bailey. 166 f Chorus 5 if r V ' M if ' ' 2 . L6 -,npa+,, rfvr ,V fo V, 5 ,fa wfi S 1 is rrrrt 1 4 is rriri 1 f aj. Concert Chorus treasurer Chris Finfrock, vice-president Eric Truss, pres: dent Janette Redkey, secretary Marianne Rodgers, and historian Bernie Snyder compare classical composers with modern song-writers. i i 4 I I Soul Singer Sydney Truss acts as part-time pianist for concert chorusi